Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

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To transport a pistol in a vehicle without a CPL in Michigan, the firearm must be:

  1. Unloaded and in a locked compartment

  2. Loaded but in a holster

  3. Visible to law enforcement

  4. In the glove compartment

The correct answer is: Unloaded and in a locked compartment

To transport a pistol in a vehicle without a CPL in Michigan, the firearm must be unloaded and in a locked compartment. This is the only safe and legal way to store a firearm in a vehicle without a concealed pistol license. Option B is incorrect because it is not safe to transport a loaded firearm, and while a holster may provide some level of security, it is not a sufficient replacement for a locked compartment. Option C is also incorrect because it goes against the requirement for the firearm to be properly secured. Option D is incorrect because the glove compartment is not considered a locked compartment and leaves the firearm accessible to anyone who may gain access to the vehicle.